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Distribution-based approaches involve examining the statistical distribution of change scores for interval outcome measures (for either between-group or within-group change over time comparisons), and applying a range of statistics to calculate effect sizes [ 18].

Our analysis of a large RNAseq data set for multiple tissues from human and mouse shows that rank and Z-score measures of the expression similarity indicate significantly greater similarity between orthologs than that for either between-species or within-species paralogs, in agreement with the OC and the results of Chen and Zhang (2012).

In comparisons of IOP using repeated-measures ANOVA, no significant differences were identified between Groups A and B for either variation between subgroups (p = 0.80) or variation within subgroups (p = 0.72), while a significant difference was noted between Groups A and C for variation between subgroups (p < 0.05), but not for variation within subgroups (p = 0.24).

Although some drivers are numerically more important than others, the overall impression is that pathogens are exploiting almost any change in human ecology that provides new opportunities for transmission, either between humans or to humans from a nonhuman source.

Where more than one child is eligible, the parent is asked to respond for either a child between 4 and 5 years of age and who is not in kindergarten.

At this juncture, the choice is between preparing for either a major breakthrough in the peace process between the Palestinians and Israel, or a dangerous relapse in this process.

Previous observations suggest an underlying basis of protein-protein interaction for transcriptional cooperativity, either between both TFs or through a non-DNA-binding protein, although other mechanisms not based on protein-protein interactions are possible [ 1, 21].

No differences were found between breeds for either the arena or the novel object tests for any behavioural pattern, therefore data were pooled for these tests.

In contrast, mortality rates were not different between quartiles for either the MCS-36 or MCS-12.

We identified very few DNA-mediated duplicates between chromosomes for either the chicken or zebra finch genome.

After regression analysis, the estimated coefficients for sex, age, or the Charlson score did not differ between countries for either the EQ-5D index (p = 0.83) or EQ VAS (p = 0.41) one year after THR.